Lifestyle
Paddy Power to roll out empty open top bus carrying all openly gay Premier League footballers
An empty open-top bus will be paraded at this weekend's Brighton Pride Festival highlighting the "statistical anomaly" that none of the 500 top-level footballers registered to play are openly gay. The Premier League will come under fire over its attitude towards homosexuality with a bus containing every gay footballer on board - therefore leaving it empty. The protest was organised by Paddy Power, who are partners of Brighton Pride, which is the country’s biggest LGBT+ event, and is being headlined...
Breathing low levels of toxic air pollution causes changes similar to early stages of heart failure
Being exposed to levels of soot and harmful fumes at levels well within UK legal limits damages the heart
High tech Google Glass helps kids with autism read facial emotions
"Superpower Glass" app prompts kids with cues so they look at faces overcoming their social isolation
Vintage Collection – The New Hype
It can be said with certainty that fashion is popular, and every few decades, the clothes of the old lady become the gold for the young people of that age. In fact, in the second half of the 20th century, people were increasingly concerned about preserving and rediscovering old clothes. But how old is the vintage? Obviously, everything before the 1920s was too old, and anything newer than the 80s was too new. So, ladies and gentlemen, please stop postponing...
Having a regular sauna really is good for you, here is why
A session should be prescribed to those who can't exercise or have stable heart problems
Gut bacteria ‘may play a role in weight loss’
The make-up of a person's gut bacteria may explain why some people struggle to slim - even during a diet, say scientists
Chemicals from sunscreens are damaging sea life
Ultraviolet (UV) filters added to lotions and cosmetics getting into food chain and damaging fish embryo
GOING GAGA – Baby talk ‘speeds up language learning’
A study shows that it helps them pick up language more quickly - which could give them a head start when they get to school
Nightclubs decline as young people’s spending habits change
With the expense of nightclubs becoming less financially justifiable for young people, there has been a shift towards seeking suitable daytime activities. While nightclubs either look a shadow of their former selves or close down altogether, other industries such as cafes and bingo halls are enjoying purple patches as young people begin to perceive daytime expenditure as more reasonable than spending money on late nights. Facebook The decline of nightclubs has continued unchecked in recent years. In 2016, the BBC...